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ID EDITION..
--latest qblGglamS to The Star.
Interesting Devel0pments Expecte,
Several Aclressas win Ei~nre

AnteIssnn8 DevelOpments Expected
Several Actresses will Figure.
NIw YORK, Sept. 12.-Nrs Grace Dalton Terry
has brought suit for absolute divorce against her
husband, Antonio 4. Terry. The DEFENDANT Is q
son Of the late wealthy Cuban planter, Don Those
Terry VINO, when he died, lert an estate
seven children. The plaintifY was Miss Grace Secof
Dalton, an orphan and niece OF q well-known New
YORK lawyer, when she married Terry at st. VIM
cent de Paul's church In 1871
Sne was put sixteen years old at that time The
we1s on a account .S Of the grandeur Of its SUR
hour. One child, Natica, named for Mrs. Terry,s
aunt the Baroness Blanc, wife Of the Italian minis
1er 10 MADEIRA !! the only Issue to the union The
plalntln complains or her husbrne's habtts, she
says ne spent TOO much time away from home and
the society OF actresses It is said that some or
these actresses win figure In the trial Mr. Terry is
IN France, where he was compelled to 90 several
YEAR, age Tor health Summons VIII be served by
puoHcatlon. " VIII De remembered that another
Ing the culk OF his estate to an unborn child
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The Pneumatic Dynamite Gun.

TEST TO BE MADE IN NEW YORK HARBOR.
Congress at its last session appropriated sum
OF money fof the trial and testing OF topedoes ana
appliances using explosives to be operated from
naval vessels, floating batteries, or rams In
order TO test practically the efficiency of
the pneumatic dynamite gun the Navy Depart
ment has furnished an old schooner as target,
York harbor on the Goth OF September, The dyna-
mite gun cruiser is now building ct Messrs.
Cramp Sons, Philadelphia. According to
teed to attain o, speed OF twenty knots
an hour, and Is to be equipped with three pneu-
matte dynamite guns OF 10Y inches CALDER, each
dynamite, or other high explosive, at least
I mile, and each gun to be capable Of
being discharged once In two m1nutes Secretary
Whitney has Invited the members Of the naval
committees of Congress and q number OF naval
officers TO so down the bay on the despatch" to
witness the trial
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DIED.


brooke, in Prince GeorEe's Comfy Ma on The tn
BROOKE widow Of the late John b. Brooke. IN the
Her funeral viii take place from St. Marys Catholic
x $ and SP iaas sa
asslpss fEfs%sst III fss7 o.
vt e e W. ana a5sessE A Disney aged forty
Funeral service from her late residence. No. 5s2 9th
e f1sse 4 Il
Md Relatives and friends invited TO attend
Illness. On k saPnf. s III 1ss Z, .ss
gomery City NO. aged fifty seven years. ten months
Funeral from her late residence, ls45 9th street
northwest On Tuesday September -. 1t 80 O'Clock
LosMLEY her ,ssiaepse sal street ra
daughter of the late John and Martha A L3cilsy. q
Burial ut woodlawn, Mass.
MARMApgKE. Departed this life September IL
asS,. at Si3o M Ct her resiaense' s2S street
duke in the thrty-eght year Of her age after long
Funeral from Che Douglas Memorial church. 1lth
m Fenss are nssd 10 stsna
MAY. AT the Wilmington. n. c.. National Cemetery
MARIAN IRENE eldest d.ughter q anIeTntsoasnf
sps On sss a;s lss KATE Nc;
year,. born in the parish Of kyOn County Of
Her funeral viii take place from her late residspca
i $50 m Friends and relatives are Invited + a.
MOORE. On September. IL. 1887. Ct 2:lo q. %,
MAGGIE MOORE beloved daughter u A end q
Moore aged fourteen months.
Maggie was our darling,
Pride Of all our hearts Of home;
But an angel came and whispered,
Maggae darling, do come home.
TapeSs w s:fs p.ss p.rsns rssdsno "a
0,eoNSo1 .- On sunday evening. Ssptsnbss ~
II Sc q mi ys sa q L
fSHsrsi rom SIS late resasne. 40 street. south
west on wcdnssasy moruos at $50. heQsism msa
sIHEE off7E8. wa SidSs q he isss 5oSa aT a.l ~
Funeral services Win Be held ct l7Al 4 street nv,
On TSs % x amer, ssSs5n0os ssPssSs
y Sss ssa. On sssptsnessE l9 1ss
WAY. wife ofJ D. hdgwsy. in the forty axth ysar a
Funeral will take .plscs ct Bowie II Z church. 3
"a are &
No. e raasSass ss.a e sl ,sss
VIM, n and martha T. Thompson. sgsd i've ySars and
ns fss e S:s
For na Az Sssr cs the , weary sns e s,ss.
on wednesday evening 81 p s. u,, .rr-,
WEBB. On espssmbsr llth 1857. q his Late ri.
dsncs 500 strsse osoesssovn. bAiHBRiDdE
Funeral private. Intsrmsns ss char4s.tovp. " We
,EHEzEELkk q ssPtspbss a. 1857. = IL :soAn-
o runsr9n IA frs sn s GSlssvne caHssA nonsgsm7
5000 e. Hslasvss sid fzasads sssSscSsic =.
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The Lutheran Council.

GREENvILLR, Pa, Sept. 1S.-At the Lutheran
book committee was taken up, and after lengthy
discussion 1t was decided to retain the present
form OF evening service for time, though the
edition about to be issued shall also contain the
new veSper service.
A. B. Lila, of the Swedish Emigrant Mission, re-
ported large increase in Swedish immigration
during the past year. The report OF the Wards
island, N. Y, Hospital Mission showed that it had
cared Tor $500 patients Of all religions since the
establishment OF the hospital, in 1874.
The statistical committee on educational work
reported three theological seminaries owning six
buildings, valued at $4,000. Number of regular
professors 9; other instructors 2; students, 121
DOCKS IN libraries, 10000; colleges, s; having
nineteen buildings, costing s29S, 500; the endow:
ments amount to $50, 800; number of professors,
e; other teachers, 8; students, 1,12S; volumes in
libraries 30, 12O.
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Vxar ATTRACTIVE
READY.MADE CLOTHING.

We Are pursuing our stssdy. legitimate course
OF trade gathering in what bargains the market
Affords and giving our patrons the full benefit
Of all such purchases in desirable fabrics and 81
standard manufacture and reliable workman
ship We only offer such clothing ~ viii prove
worthy Of confidence. consequently We offer
clothing that Win be satisfactory 70 our patrons.
Wecall special attention to eur tailoring de-
rartment Which u nllsd with vsry large and
varied line Of Cloths. Diasonals. Corkscrswa
suitinsa Pantalooninga &C.. b., which we
make 70 ordsr ct very short notice. Shirts mads
to orise.
NOAH WALKER & CO..
u 6o6 Hpmnsylynnis ayenua
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ANOTHER EFFORT TO STEAL THE LATE LORD DR.
MoND'6 CHILD FRON HER NOrHRR

ANOTHER HFF0RT TO STEAL THE LATE LORD pRux-
AoND's CHILD FROM HER MOTHER.
Another attempt was made yesterday to abduct
the child OF the late Lord Drummond. Mrs Drum
mopd and her little daughter were returning frdn
Manhattan Beach, and a. the boat landed at the
Battery. IN New York, q strange man attempted
by her mother. The man darted through the
crowd and escaped. Mrs.. Drummond says that
adopt the child II she would renounce ali Claims
upon her and them, which she declines to do. The
Duchess Of northumberland, who Is grandaunt
TO little May, instructed MIR. Ireland, her repre-
sentative In THIS country, to make proposition to
the mother Of the child q week ago o1ering to
adopt che little one, a. Lady Drummond stated
Lord Drummond left win making the child his
heiresA ana appointing Percy Ull@fn, the lawyer,
her guardian MI. Ullman has taken the neces-
sarI legal steps toward obtaining for his ward the
rights he c0nsaden due her. ne holds that she Is
entitled % an estate In France which Alone Is
worth su01Cient 70 mako her independent
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CHARGED WITH DEALING IN INDECENT PICTURES
This afternoon Detectives Ran and MahOn and
Lieut.. Amiss and some OF his officers made q raid
on room In the rear OF No. I'll G stockholders
accompanied by Henry j. Ennis, a patent attor-
ney-and arrested Mr.. Ennis and Walter
2. Shreve on the charge OF making or
dealing IN obscene pictures The Officers
The prisoners were taken to police Headquarters,
and they sent for Mr. G. g. Moore and retained hini
as their counsel The precinct omcers took charge
Of the effects at the rooms, and subsequently, at
the instance Of the district attorney, phOtOGra-
pher TOOK charge Of the plAtea
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MAR RlED,

,BARRINGToN-.LEwIs, On Saturday, September
10th, 1887, ia Chicago. JOHN 8 HARRINGTON ESQ.
OF the Conlmi ssary Generals Office, TO Miss EMMA
LEWIS, daughter OF the late VIM. Lewis, esq., of Chi.
caSo.
SMITH-KEATING. On August 5, 1887, at Alexan-
dria Va: Baptist Church, by hey. J {, Newer CAR
ROLL w. SMITH TO LOTTIE RUSSELL KEATINli.
all of Anacostih d. @. No cards. o
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

CHOkT ROUTE TO LONDON.
- NUhUEUTSCHER LLOYD On
East Express steamers
To Southampton (London, Havrel Bremen.
Ems. Wed. sept. II. . pm. Elder. Sat-, nSpt IL,
. g. III; TEAve. We'd, Sept /, 4. w. ruida, Sat-,
Elbe. Sat-, fict. /, B q IN.
Comfortable statero0ms, excellent table luxurious
wsIds berth. according TO location; I'd cabin. $3.50
berth; sseoEuSe ct low gHtea Apply to
SAY y j. ORVOH. ol5 Penn. avA
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The Supervising Archisecs,s office.

The Supervising Architecs's office.
THk fokck MUST Be REDUCED TO CONE wITErN THE
APPROPRIATION.
MI. Cnas Seal master plumber, and Mr.. Hub
bard. draughtsman In the ofice OF the supervls-
Ing Architect OF the Treasury, have resigned, and
their resignations have been accepted IL 10 un-
derstood that other designations win be asked for
soon a. It is necessary, 80 It IL stated
at the supervising Architects once, TO
sun turtner reduce expenses STAR re-
porter was tod to-day that when Mr.. Frerett
TOOK charge the ofiice was running 1000
per year. beyond the money allotted 20 IL under
existing appropriations
"Mr. Freret has not made single appoiutment
yet" said The STARS Informant. aVe has been re-
ducing the force and cutting down expenses but
ne cannos MAKE any appointments, because there
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The COurss,

EQrrrY CouRr-Jadoe MerrSch
To-day, Corcoran Fire Insurance Co. AFT John,
son; guardian authorized 10 assign infaats infsr.
est Bradford agt. Belts; sale oecreed and r.
Fendall appointed trustee. Hunt agt Hunt; order
allowing children 20 go 70 the country. Eaton
agt Willocks; heirs appearances ordefed. Amos
agt Derrick; do.
POLICE CoURr-yr0dge snsu
To-day, JAS Qoodloe, violating police rSGuia-
lions; elo or 30 days; appeal noted. Gee. Raw.
klna, olsoruerly conduct In county; Is or Is dayH
Lemuel Clark, do. do. Daniel piggs DO; collateral
forfeited Robert sprague, do; Is or Is dayA
john snow, Mollie B&tson, John Wesley ana WIN.
Crew. DO; do Jonathan Taylor, colored. vlolat.
ing police regulations: $40 or 80 days John Addi.
son, James HUI George ID. O'Connor and James
Gray, disoruerly conduct; collaterals forfeited,
Jonn murphy, trespass; do Mary jackson, dis
orderly conduct; s or Is days Samuel Brown.
Richard Williams Berry Branson and WIN. HAlI
do.; colaterals forfeited. John Harrison. pro.
i ,anlsy DO Geo. Lewis violating police regua-
lions; % or Is days. Carl Bruce, fast DRIVING: &c
coHaterai forfeited John Smith, cruelty % AMI
mais; - coIatsral forfeited Jas J. Smith, dis.
orderly conduct; g or Is days Henry Burke DO,
coiateral forfeited. Geo. Diggs and Henry DiegI
90. personal bonds Ella Sprague, assault; Der.
sonal bonds Mary Batson do, sentence sus.
pended: Martha Anderson, do; personal honda
Richard Hiil and Eliza brown, ARRAY; Is each
VIM Clark, larceny; $40. Chas. Richardvon
threats personal bonds. Chas T.. Cotton threats,
bonds Ihos Williams, assault; jail 90 daye
Edward Brooks do: s. or ID days Geo. Nilisf.
DO. personal recogniZance.
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THk COMMISSIONERS on THE DIRECT TAX.
The District Commissioners have written Mr. r
Il. Morsel OF the committee on assessment and
taxation OF the Citizens Committee OF one Hum
S 9red IN repy 70 request for information On the
OF Congress- OF August 8 isdl. ana paid
on account OF the District OF Columbia. that
bin was introduced during the last session of
Congress and passed that body, but failed 60 pass
the House. The Commissioners state that they
favored the measure and will advocate is
revival and passage during the next session
GONG FOR THE TELEGRAPH POLES
The District Commissioners have addressed So
r1es OF questions 70 the various telegraph tele.
phone, and electric light companies doing business
Of the number OF poles on streets s' and and
In alleys belonging 20 each Company on
July 1, lss7; or the number erected or removed
during the fiscal year OF 1885,; OF the number OF
miles OF underground conduit laid In 1885,; Of
the total miles OF wires In such conduts Sc
Bru.prSa PERMITS
Building permits have been issued BY Inspector
Entwfsle as follows: Thos ChAmbcrs. 60 erect
brick dwelling No. 419 eth street northwest $500
Nj. Downey, 20 erect brick stable In rear OF No.
1130 North Capitol street northwest: $500 A.
Curry, TO erect brick ref1gerating house; 81, zoo
NJ. Schultz, TO move house on Ssrags' road; Goo
j. 4. Clark, 70 repair No. 90 street northeast;
$500 I. I. Lane, TO erect brick stable near 2oSl
street northwest 5000
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Telegraphic Briefs.

Prince Bismarck gave an audience on Saturday
70 several merchants, manufacturers and others
who are interested in colonial enterprise.
The manufacturers OF rolled iron have founded
syndicate with the object OF increasing prices
The combination will begin operations the 1st OF
october.
Sir Charles Young, author Of the play "Jm the
Penman, died suddenly in London last night.
Gov. Lanabee, or Iowa, and stan left Dubuque
this morning for Philadelphia, to attend the Con-
Stituttonal Centennial Celebration They will
visit New York and Washington next week.
The number Of nailmakers on strike in Stafford
shire, England, alone is 5000
The general store OF Mrs A. NJ. Fisher Of
Landenburg, Pa, was destroyed by fire last night
Loss about IS 600
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BATTLE OF NORTH POINT.

KAHN 1mterfefeS with it, Celebration.
but 1t II Properly Remembered.
BALTIMoRE, Sept. lathe celebration OF the
battle OF North Point was marred to-day by almost
O'Clock IN the afternoon. Many people, how
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In Chester County, 8. O., last week, Emma
Walker, colored girl thirteen years old was Killed
By her nve-year-old brother Jesse, who picked ND
an iron poker and struck his sister. cruihtnR hi
skull She Qted within 1eW 0ourS
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SUPPLEMENTARY ORDER TO THE q. A. r. WHO ARE II
PARADE IN PHILADELPHIA.


PARADE IN PHILADELPHIA.
The order OF Department Commander Harper OF
the g. A. K, to be observed on Friday next the
day OF the parade OF the organization in Philade-
phia, which has provoked considerable criticism,
owing to the omission OF any reference to President
Cleveland, is explained by Col Thos J. Stewart,
assistant adJutant-generalD Department OF Pennsyl-
vanta, q. A. X, who framed the order. As issued
stand, or while being reviewed by Lieut. gen.
Philip II. Sheridan, United States Army none but
post commanders Will salute. Post ooiors will be
dipped" Col Stewart says: ST is all wrong TO
Imagine that we Intended TO slight the President.
However, In order that there may be no miscon-
struct1on OF that part OF the Order there has been
issued from headquarters the following supple
mentary order: SIN passing the reviewing stand at
Broad and SAMSON streets, where the column Will
or while being reviewed by Lieut. Gen. Philip ii.
Sheridan, United States Army, near the point OF
dismissal, none but the post commanders Will sa-
Lutte. Post colOrs will be dipped Comrades Will
march by without saluting, and eyes to the 'front.'"
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THOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

NEARLY All. I'M NEW g9sEWoops PIANO, MADE BY DE,
sshE1 sA4AhARfoatE z1aAy f4H gsa
THREE PISCES; LACE AND OTHER W Vii
HIAANG1NGS SILK PQRIIERES, HANpSOME
ELEGANT MOQUET AND BRUSSELS CARPETS
H Hsd+s AND STAIR CARPETS, -PIGTgkEs
WALNUT n, T. 1T z. CHAMBER SUITE, WITH
TRESsES WIRE SPRINGS, PAINTED CHAM
Der 1TI FUKN1TTRE, WALNUT EXTENSION Dir.
nut " I. SIDEBOAkD, DECORATED DINNER
SERv1GE, GLASSWARE SEVERAL CLOCKS
AT AUCTION.
On THURSDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER Eff
TENTH, 1887. commencing ut TEN O'CLOCK, 1T
residsnce 1907 10Th street northwest shall sell the
above collection Of furniture all of which Is in first
case condition. and worthy the attention Of parties
furnishing.
Terms: Cash.
s1O-dts THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
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TNRUSTEEs' SALE OFvALUABLE VACANT LOTS
l. ON CORCORAN STREET, BETWEEN 18Th AND
10TH STREETS NORTHWEST, IN SQUARE
THOS. DOWNING, Auct. s3-d&
RY DUNCANsON BROS, 1ucuoneern

by DUNCANSON BROS, AucuoneerR
TRUSTEES SALE OF UNDIVIDED INTEREST.
By virtue Of two deeds Of trust duly recorded -
respectively ~ Liber HOS. folio 373 and Lber sEa
P1sTst e r Gol1m5ia we VII sell On THURSDAY
within the auction rooms Of DUNCANS0N BROS.cor.
nsr NINTH AND D STREETa NORTHWEST, WASH
lNGTON, ID. G., at THREE O'CLOCK r. NJ, all the
right title and interest Of Frank Whiting in the estate
q John y sullivan, decessed, to which said Frank
beth Whiting, deceased who was the daughter Of John
i: sullivan, t0gether with al and singular the Inn
appurtsnances t9 the same belonging or IN any wise
and claim either at law or In equity otherwise how
everof the said Whiting Of In to out the said de-
scr1bed real estate aud premises.
Terms Of SALE cash q which depoRt Of So5O must
be paid at time OF sale balance within Ave days other
aud cost 81 the defautinE purchaser after Ave dsys
Pubc notice OF such resale In some newspaper pub
lished IN Washington. D. G. Conveyancing, &C., at
OSCEQLA G. GREEN, r-,..
s1-dts WILLIAM A. GORDON,} AFuseeeA
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The Anaeer Seri0u

The Ameer Seriously HI.
CABUL, Sept. 12.-The yameer Is seriously Ill at
his residence In the Paghhan hills It is reported
that Ayoub Kahn Is at Killatsalar.
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Attempted Ahductin,p.

The DDTRICT COMMISSIONERS held an informal
conference to-day with United States Treasurer
HYATT In regard to the District estimates
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SUMMER RESORTS
OAR P e T 8.

NAKPETB.
We are daily receiving our Fail Supply Of Carpets,
comprising all the new patterns In Rigeow, Lowell,
and Hurtford Wiltons; Bigelow Lowell and Hurtford
Brussels MoQuires in choice patterns: Lowell and
Hurtfora 1nsr1ins; Art Squares all sises Rugs and
Mats in AL the new designs Furniture Coverinss:
Curtain Drapery, Lace OurtAna and Table Covers in
great variety.
sep2-3m HooE BRO / 90. 1928 IT.
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tsThc Star,s,, Report.

Frop the Sunday Herald.
Whatever failure there may have been in the
arrangements for the meetings OF the Interna-
tional Medical Congress in this city 1t certainly
cannot be said that there was any lack OF atten-
ton from the local press. The manner in which
the proceedings OF the congress were reported by
the daily papers, especially The EVENING STAR
could not be improved upon by the newspapers OF
any other city In the world
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PROPOSALS.

DROPOSALS FOR COAL
l. OFFICE OF BUILDING FOR STATE, WAn AND NAVY
DEPARTMENT.,
WASHINGTON. ID. o.. September 10, 1887.
Sealed Proposals for furnishing and delivering Coal
for the West and Center Wings of the Building for
STATE War and Navy Departments, in this city viii
be received at this Office until TWELVE M on SAT-
URDAY, the TWENTY-FOURTHD DAY OF SEPTEM-
BER, 1887, and opened Immediately thereafter In
presence OF bidders Specifications, general instruc
tons to bidders and blank forms of proposal will be
furnished to established dealers upon application 10
this office. THOS. LINCOLN CASEY
sIO l%,l3,14,22,23 Colonel Corps OF Engineers.
IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR
~ GENERAL LAND OFFICE,
WARRINGTON, D. c., August 60 1857.
Sealed Proposals will be received at this Oce until
the FOURTH DAY OF OCTOBER, 1887. at TWELVE
O'CLOCK NOON, for Photo nthOgraphing such copies
OF Township Pats and other Ocisl Pats con stitutng
part of the Records of this Office shall be required
to be reproduced during current fiscal year. Three CD
copies Of each Plat on Whatman's best drawing
paper and twenty t21) copies best $50 hftY-
pound plate paper each to be 19x24-nneteen inches
BY twenty -four tnchespaper to be sized take
ink. Tracings to be furnished by this Office State
price per set for each township. Specimens OF the
work viii be exhibited to bidders, who must satisfy
themselves to all requirements. Proposals must be
made IN duplicate and addressed to the Commissioners
Of the General Land Once, Endorsed the envelopes
Proposals for Reproducing Township Plata" Bond
with approved securities will be required The Com.
mi3sioner Of the General Land Once reserves the
right to reject any aud all bids
su29-aaw,3w Acting Commissioner.
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THOMAs DoW11No. Aucroneer.

VI'do2AS BOWLING, Auc0o0eok.
FRENUH PsATE MIRRORS, pARLoR TpRsr-
EEVRHa, VERY FINE SOFA BED. wIApSw
sST4TEs. VERY HANgSOME 1NPoKTED BED
BULSTERS. BRISSELS AND INGRAM CAR
r rETS DECORATED TQILET MARE PAINTED
On rp1n.v mosANTlA YCTI9 9;EN;.xprn .,vurrs
1857. ct Ten O'CLOCK, at residence AS 6 street
northwest opposite Pension ONCE shall sell colec.
ton Of excellent household effects.
THOMAS DOWNING
sl2-dts Auctioneer.